Senator Mitch McConnell had a message for Americans increasingly concerned that the economy will collapse if the federal debt ceiling is not raised: just chill.… Read More »Time is running out for Congress to raise the debt ceiling
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In the years to come, Mr. Stillwell, Delta Apparel plans to open as many as 20 new Salt Life stores across the country in Georgia,… Read More »From Jacksonville, Florida, Salt Life comes to a beach near you
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European legislators are finalizing an AI law. The Biden administration and leaders in Congress have their plans to rein in artificial intelligence. Sam Altman, the… Read More »New York City is moving to regulate how AI is used in recruiting
The great Netflix password investigation has begun. The streaming giant sent out an email on Tuesday to US members who share their accounts with people… Read More »Netflix is starting to work hard on password sharing
Enlarge / HP sometimes blocks third-party ink and toner that are more than 90 percent full, the Imaging Technology Council claims. HP printers have historically… Read More »HP printers must have EPEAT eco-labels revoked, trade group demands
When more than 11,000 film and television writers in the Writers Guild of America union went on strike this month, they called for deteriorating working… Read More »Has ‘Gig Work’ become a dirty word?
Reid Hoffman, billionaire, entrepreneur and venture capital investor, is concerned about artificial intelligence, but not because of the doomsday scenarios making headlines. Instead, he worries… Read More »Reid Hoffman extols the virtues of AI
Summer vacation is here. But if you’re like a surprising number of Americans, you’re probably leaving some paid time off on the table. Of employees… Read More »Why Do Nearly Half of Americans Leave Paid Leave on the Table?
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The Biden administration announced on Saturday that it had reached an agreement with 13 other countries in the Indo-Pacific region to coordinate supply chains, in… Read More »Biden officials announce Indo-Pacific trade deal, clashing with industry groups
Farrar, Straus and Giroux In November 1988, a Cornell University graduate student, Robert Morris, Jr., inadvertently caused a national crisis by unleashing a self-replicating computer… Read More »Is cybersecurity an unsolvable problem?
In the days following the November midterm elections, Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen was optimistic that Democrats had outperformed expectations and retained control of the… Read More »Yellen’s debt limit warnings went unheeded, causing her to face fallout
Welcome back to On Tech: AI, a pop-up newsletter that teaches you about artificial intelligence, how it works and how to use it. A few… Read More »Prompts to try asking ChatGPT
